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“Ladies our time is now!
I started listening to this show because I heard an ad on a show my boyfriend recommended. I had started a screenplay about an abusive break up and the family of women who helped me through it. But I stopped because I didn't think people, especially women from my small town in Ohio wrote films. Listening to all these amazing female filmmakers, writers, actors, and visionaries... I am starting to think maybe they do. I'm at 7,000 words and counting. As a feminist film can be a tough navigation but it's amazing to hear I am not alone. The discussion on Rosemary's Baby could be a sociology lecture. This show isn't just good it's necessary. Five hundred stars!!”Read full review »
Jessa Sparkles via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/02/18
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“The guest on the shows are so interesting and the movies discussed are also things that I have definitely lines up to watch next. Love the show and keep going!!”
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01/17/18
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“This is the movie podcast I didn't know I needed. In-depth conversations between a critic and a movie maker that's all about craft and storywriting. The excitement and passion the host and guest have about these crazy/creepy/outrageous movies breaks through the snobbery that seems to...”Read full review »
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12/03/17
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“Being a socially conscious horror/genre fan is a tough spot to be in sometimes. This podcast does a great job of walking that tightrope and critiquing from a place of love. Horror (and cinema more generally) needs more voices like this.”
MeaningInFlames via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/09/18
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